Thread: cRio problems.
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Unread 21-02-2010, 21:17
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Re: cRio problems.

I am betting that a close inspection of both ends of the power cable feeding the Crio will show a short due to exposed wire in the connectors. There is also a possible problem with the Crio. You can check by simply removing all wiring from the Crio except the power supply wiring. turn on power and see if the same condition occurs.
What you describe indicates the 24 volt power supply is shutting down.
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